Saskatoon
Indigenous, National Historic Site, Retail Art Gallery, Saskatchewan-Made Products, Gift / Souvenir, Restaurant and Dining, Unique Accommodation, Conference Services
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5 km N of Saskatoon on Hwy 11, follow the Buffalo signs or take Warman Rd (Wanuskewin Rd) N of Saskatoon and follow the Buffalo signs.
Latitude: 52.24049° N,
Longitude: -106.6171° W
Longitude: -106.6171° W
Wanuskewin Heritage Park is the recipient of the 2019 Tourism Industry Association of Canada (ITAC) Indigenous Tourism Award. Situated just 5 km north of Saskatoon, Wanuskewin Heritage Park is an international unique site that interprets over 6,000 years of Northern Plains Indigenous peoples culture. On site are 21 pre-contact sites, four walking trails, medicine wheel, tipi rings and buffalo pounds. The Visitor Centre includes an art gallery, conference facility, gift shop and restaurant.
The gift shop is the place to shop for authentic First Nation traditional handmade artworks. Browse 900 sq. ft. of handmade items such as jewellery and baskets, beautifully hand-beaded moccasins and incredible stone carvings, plus a selection of CDs and books produced by artisans from tribal communities throughout Saskatchewan and across Canada.
Wanuskewin Heritage Park Restaurant is the perfect place to experience a unique sense of culture. Enjoy amazing First Nation cuisine, with a modern flair, made from the freshest, local ingredients.
Check out tipi sleepover packages, and day camps for children in July and August. May to August take in guided archaeological digs held Wednesday to Sunday at 12 noon and 3 p.m. During winter explore over 6 km of trail with free snowshoe rentals or register for free workshops on drum making, moccasin making and more.
The gift shop is the place to shop for authentic First Nation traditional handmade artworks. Browse 900 sq. ft. of handmade items such as jewellery and baskets, beautifully hand-beaded moccasins and incredible stone carvings, plus a selection of CDs and books produced by artisans from tribal communities throughout Saskatchewan and across Canada.
Wanuskewin Heritage Park Restaurant is the perfect place to experience a unique sense of culture. Enjoy amazing First Nation cuisine, with a modern flair, made from the freshest, local ingredients.
Check out tipi sleepover packages, and day camps for children in July and August. May to August take in guided archaeological digs held Wednesday to Sunday at 12 noon and 3 p.m. During winter explore over 6 km of trail with free snowshoe rentals or register for free workshops on drum making, moccasin making and more.
Saskatoon - Saskatoon
Wanuskewin Heritage Park is the recipient of the 2019 Tourism Industry Association of Canada (ITAC) Indigenous Tourism Award. Situated just 5 km north of Saskatoon, Wanuskewin Heritage Park is an international unique site that interprets over 6,000 years of Northern Plains Indigenous peoples culture. On site are 21 pre-contact sites, four walking trails, medicine wheel, tipi rings and buffalo pounds. The Visitor Centre includes an art gallery, conference facility, gift shop and restaurant.
The gift shop is the place to shop for authentic First Nation traditional handmade artworks. Browse 900 sq. ft. of handmade items such as jewellery and baskets, beautifully hand-beaded moccasins and incredible stone carvings, plus a selection of CDs and books produced by artisans from tribal communities throughout Saskatchewan and across Canada.
Wanuskewin Heritage Park Restaurant is the perfect place to experience a unique sense of culture. Enjoy amazing First Nation cuisine, with a modern flair, made from the freshest, local ingredients.
Check out tipi sleepover packages, and day camps for children in July and August. May to August take in guided archaeological digs held Wednesday to Sunday at 12 noon and 3 p.m. During winter explore over 6 km of trail with free snowshoe rentals or register for free workshops on drum making, moccasin making and more.
The gift shop is the place to shop for authentic First Nation traditional handmade artworks. Browse 900 sq. ft. of handmade items such as jewellery and baskets, beautifully hand-beaded moccasins and incredible stone carvings, plus a selection of CDs and books produced by artisans from tribal communities throughout Saskatchewan and across Canada.
Wanuskewin Heritage Park Restaurant is the perfect place to experience a unique sense of culture. Enjoy amazing First Nation cuisine, with a modern flair, made from the freshest, local ingredients.
Check out tipi sleepover packages, and day camps for children in July and August. May to August take in guided archaeological digs held Wednesday to Sunday at 12 noon and 3 p.m. During winter explore over 6 km of trail with free snowshoe rentals or register for free workshops on drum making, moccasin making and more.
Location Information
5 km N of Saskatoon on Hwy 11, follow the Buffalo signs or take Warman Rd (Wanuskewin Rd) N of Saskatoon and follow the Buffalo signs.
View on map >lat. 52.24049° N, long. -106.6171° W
Contact Info
Phone:
306-931-6767 | 1-877-547-6546 |
info@wanuskewin.com